THE SPECTATOR " CROSSWORD No. 304
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9. Reap and reap to make an Irish
5. Deadly. (6.)
o. Horses that cut up the country. (6.) 2. Just imagine. (6.) 3. Fit to be eaten, but takes little 8. The sickle is, in the process of har- 5. No doubt he thinks " a thing of duty t. It doesn't mean that the golfer had soldier. (8.) staying. Power. (5, 3.) credit. (8.)
is a toy for ever." (I2.) (3, 2, 3, 4.)
vesting, thus embarrassingly placed. ACROSS
3. A favourite centre of tanks and sub- SOLUTION TO marines. (8.) CROSSWORD No. 302 One of Shakespeare's reputations. (6.)
6. Hale's pipers. (6.) . Pabulum of difficult marine manoeuvre. (4, 4.) 8. He is in the edges of the cathedral. (6.)
9. Where to go for a French dance later. (8.)
DOWN I. A solitary and sometimes crabbed figure. (6.)
2. Tailor's little dog, maybe. (6.)
3. Severe. (6.) 4. One can't get really confused with it. (4.) 6. Chained, possibly to prevent it bur- rowing. (7.) 7. Sweet recipe for cooking. (8.) 8. Dear silk is camouflaged in Corn- wall_ (8.) 20. Swinburne wrote not one but a cen- 25. A change of vowels. (6.)
22. Keats wanted one full of Hippo-
25. Journalist and a man of letters, too. 17. " Say not, the - nought avail- 19. Three feet one member. (7.) 14. It helps to put the out in gout. (7.) 16. Johnson didn't display his 1. Habitation of an o d flame. (6.) - crene. (6.) vain." (Clough.) (8.) eth, The labour and the wounds are (4.) " Rambler " on this. (8.) tury. (7.)
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